Playground Live (Beta, invite only)
Live is a real-time voice conversation in the console Playground: you speak, the model answers in audio.
Invite only. Live is enabled per organization. If your organization is not on the whitelist there is no Live entry point in the console — this is expected, not a fault. Contact us to be considered for the beta.
Not a public API. Live runs only in the console. There is no stable public realtime endpoint, and we do not publish one while the beta is running.
Requirements
- A current Chrome, Edge or Safari; microphone permission granted to the site
- Working audio output; headphones recommended to avoid the model hearing itself
- A stable connection — Live is a persistent WebSocket
A session, start to finish
- Open the Live page in the console. Before connecting you see the billing units for this session and its spend cap.
- Connect. The browser asks for microphone permission the first time.
- Speak. You can also send a text turn instead of speaking.
- Mute / unmute at any time; muting stops sending audio but keeps the session.
- End the session. Billing settles on the turns you actually used.
If the connection drops, the client attempts to reconnect. A session that cannot be recovered is settled automatically — you are never billed for a session that silently vanished.
Cost and limits
Live is billed on tokens, split by modality: text in / out and audio in / out are priced separately, and audio is the expensive part. Before you connect the page shows the current rates.
Every session is bounded by:
- a maximum spend per session — the session closes when it is reached;
- a maximum duration and a maximum number of turns;
- your wallet balance — when it runs short the session closes with a clear reason rather than running up a debt;
- a concurrency limit per organization.
When a limit ends a session you get a stable reason in the UI, not a silent disconnect.
Privacy
Audio is streamed for the duration of the turn and not recorded: Mafdet does not store your microphone audio or the model's audio, and neither is written into the conversation history or the logs.
Administrators can see live session metadata (organization, model, duration, cost) and can terminate a session, which is audited. They cannot listen to it.